I started a table and adjusted the row height on each row to my liking. I want to add another row of the same height to the bottom of the table. How can I do this?
Adding a row below the last cell shrinks the height of every cell. I do not want the shrinking! How do I add a row without shrinking the rows? Using Keynote version 6.2
Select the whole table by clicking the circular handle top left of table
set the sizes of the cells required in:
Inspector > Format > Table > Row and Column Size
the inspector is the side panel on the right side of the canvas
That does not do at all what I want.
Why not, what happens when you do, has worked for me for many years.
I have already clicked and dragged the rows to a specific height (by eyeing it, not by entering values). I want a new row while preserving the heights of the previous rows. If I do it your way, then the next time I Add Row Below, the rows shrink and are no longer the height at which I specified. I would then have to re-enter the height in the inspector. This takes a while if I want rows of different heights. Also, since I made the row heights by eye, I would first have to write down all the row heights before adding a row. Then after adding a row (and thereby shrinking all the rows), I would then have to re-enter the heights I wrote down to get the table the way it was before.
I just want a way to append one row to the bottom of an existing table without altering the table at all. Keep in mind that each row may be a different height, and that I don't know what number corresponds to each row height.
When I "Add Row Below" in Numbers, it adds a row below the selected row and it does not change the height of any of the rows below or above it. It also is of the same height of the previous row.
That is exactly what I want. Is there any way to do this in KeyNote?
Any more suggestions anyone?
Click on the box: Resize rows to fit cell contents in the Table tab in the Format sidebar.
Add row to table in keynote
